Moms Actually - What About Your Friends?!

What About Your Friends?!

10/20/22 • 41 min

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Moms Actually Talk About... Friendships
We are back for Season 2 and we are talking about the state of our friendships after having kids. Moms with kids of all ages will be able to relate to this because once you have kids your priority changes and the friendships that were so easy in your pre-kid era are no longer so easy. Join us as we talk about our personal experiences with our friendship and what we have learned about maintaining and losing friends through the years.
Notes:

Friendships not being reciprocated in our love language
Meeting friends in unconventional ways
Being open and honest with friends like we are in romantic relationships
Understanding your different friendship groups
Not being invited out once you have kids
Be your authentic self in your friendships
Don't take things personally

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Friendships not being reciprocated in our love language
Meeting friends in unconventional ways
Being open and honest with friends like we are in romantic relationships
Understanding your different friendship groups
Not being invited out once you have kids
Be your authentic self in your friendships
Don't take things personally

Send us a text

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Flaws and All Ft. Tamar Braxton

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On our season finale, Flaws and All, we discuss how our confidence and relationships were affected by our postpartum bodies with Singer and Television personality, Tamar Braxton of the legendary Braxton Family!
Women are always being hit by something as it relates to our bodies, whether it is the Freshman 15, relationship weight or our bodies stretching and swagging after pregnancy and birth. In this world, it is nearly impossible to not be highly aware of the changes in our bodies and how they may not match up to what we see on social media or television. While we completely support plastic surgery, mommy makeovers, etc. we also realize that the changes we want to see have to start in our minds and hearts or we will never be satisfied. The self-love journey is not always an easy one and we are all still walking through it! Have you had a hard time after birth falling in love (or like) with your body?
Notes:

Self love and affirmations
Comparing ourselves to other women and society standards
Plastic Surgery/Mommy Makeovers
Motherhood and learning to be comfortable
Community support and friendships
Single motherhood and dating
Understanding who you are

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Strong As A Mother Ft. Virginia Thornton

Moms Actually Talk About... The Invisible Load of Motherhood
In Episode 2 we are talking about the visible and invisible loads of motherhood and how it impacts our mental health with our special guest Virginia Thornton, founder of Get Well Soon and Black Girls Tennis Club.
In this episode we talk about:

The expectations of fathers versus moms
Setting boundaries within yourself and others
How to manage conflict with your partner around your children
Dealing with nanny guilt
The need for more thorough wellness checks in the fourth trimester and beyond
Understand who to confide in and your expectations from your friends, family and partner

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